District 9. Robot.
Min nya musikblogg. Har inte postat något på RC sedan urminnes tider och nu lämnar även Joe min gamla fina blogg. Dags för nystart - Vorce.
Detta kommer innebära att Förvillelser inte kommer innehålla rena musikinlägg längre, Vorce tar den biten. Synthar, och andra knasigheter kommer tas upp här medan Vorce kör låtar och videos.
Wouldn’t it be ironic if we eliminated the DNA in our cells, replaced them with some other information storage mechanism, and used DNA as our tissue? It would be the ultimate insult to our DNA, which I, like Dawkins, view as a “self-interested” molecule with concern for us only insofar as we (the “gene machines”) help it reproduce. Our DNA is cruelly indifferent to our welfare except where it overlaps with its own.
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| — | Michael Anissimov, från Progress Towards Artificial Tissue? |
Provides a structure full of touch sensor data from an internal trackpad or Magic Mouse — position, velocity, angle, and size of up to eleven simultaneous points.
Det var bara en tidsfråga. Byggd på kod från Steike.com. Demonstrationsvideo finns på Vimeo.
I made circuit for sound.
visual is interacted by sound.
chosunghyun.blogspot.com
bitbopper.blogspot.com
email : chosungh@gmail.com
this is Yonsei physical media class work
Professor : David Hall
Bra introduktion till Singulariteten för den oinvigde.
The phrase “technological singularity” was coined by the mathematician and science fiction author Vernor Vinge in 1982. He proposed that the creation of smarter-than-human intelligence would greatly disrupt our ability to model the future, because to know what smarter-than-human intelligences would do would require us to be that smart ourselves. He called this hypothetical event a “Singularity,” drawing a comparison to the way our model of physics breaks down when trying to predict phenomena past the event horizon of a black hole. Instead of having a sudden rupture in the fabric of spacetime, you’d have a break in the fabric of human understanding.
I am working on a tool that will allow for simple comparison of two texts, centring around word usage.
In this case I have used two of President Obama’s speeches: the first in July at the University of Cairo, and the second in November at the Suntory Hall in Tokyo.
The tool allows us to see which words were shared by both text (the words in the middle), which words were used the most (the biggest words), and when, on average, each word was used in each text.
By highlighting individual words or groups of words, we can see excerpts from the texts and see exactly when each word was used.
This project will be released as an open-source software tool soon.
Built with Processing v.1.0
